Water softeners in Driffield

Water supply nationally comes from many means such as ground bores, springs and rainwater. Depending on the surrounding terrain and how the water has been collected, it may be hard water or soft water, or indeed, any degree of hardness or softness in between! If you have hard water, it will be difficult to get soap suds from a bar of soap. Soft water gives you plenty of soap suds, but is not a particularly pleasant taste. The best is a happy medium, neither extremely soft, nor extremely hard.

Most of the water supply in Driffield and the surrounding areas comes from groundwater bores. This means the water has filtered through rock before being extracted. During the rock filtration, the water absorbs large quantities of minerals. The result is that most groundwater is extremely hard water. Great for drinking, not so good for the machines in your home.

Without treatment, some of the minerals dissolved in your water stick on the internal parts of your dishwasher, washing machine and water pipes to name a few. Eventually the deposits will cause your machine to break down, often irreparably, and at great cost. Prevention, as always is better than cure. With that in mind, we highly recommend the use of water softeners in Driffield and the surrounding areas. Water softeners prevent minerals dissolved in your hard water from leaving a residue within the internal workings of your machines and pipes. Keeping the insides of your machines clean will keep them working longer and both more efficiently and effectively.

Hull Water Softeners are the premier water softener installers Driffield and surrounding areas. We are a local family business, run by a husband and wife team with over 20 years experience in the water softener trade. We are able to look at your needs and advise you which would be the best softener for your home or office, depending on factors such as the number of people needing the water supply, the water pressure available, your type of heating system, and how soft you need your water to be.